Where does extra line break come from?

Under the presidentIQ Lite image here http://www.cygen.com/, there is an extra line break. The word "Lite" should be just under the image, like the one to the left. I've included a screenshot using IE Developer Toolbar. Where is the extra #text coming from? What is causing the weird line break?phantomBR.png

http://www.cygen.com looks fine in Firefox, in IE6 looks fine (as in no #text) but the images are mis-aligned.

#text in a css stylesheet would refer to an ID, i.e, id="text" in the HTML code.

I'm guessing this is done in .NET ? It may be that some tag in the css isn't closed properly ?

That's the code I get when viewing source and there's no #text in there
<div id="presidentIQLite" style="float:left;margin-left:20px;margin-right:40px;font-size:smaller;">
<img id="_ctl0_PageContent_Image1" src="presidentIQ/images/PresidentIQ5757Lite.png" alt="Memorizing the presidents has never been easier." style="border-width:0px;" />
<br />Lite
</div>
<br /> <br />
Be surprised at how quickly you can memorize all the presidents
<br /><br />

It's a typical IE quirk and it is supposed to have gone with IE8, where whitespace handling is improved. But in IE7 it is still apparent. Even though this whitespace is considered irrelevant whitespace, IE7 apparently things otherwise and parses it different then the standard compliant browsers.

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